Urgent .. The copper revolution on the descending art and Mohamed Ramadan is a suit that provokes the anger of the Egyptians
When the songs that scratch public modesty were spread without a censor or a accountant, it is not strange for the artist Mohamed Ramadan to appear wearing a dance suit in one of his concerts.
& nbsp;"Color:#c0392b;"> & Nbsp; The present. For the great musician and artist Farid Al Atrash because of the phrase & quot; O Insulators of Pephua & quot, and considered that this popular expression is inappropriate and inappropriate and does not fit with public taste, and that the copper Pasha blamed the musician Farid al -Atrash on this song and those words written by Abu Al -Saud Al -Abyari, so what is the truth of this information and is this song really prevented for these reasons or is there other aspects To prevent it.
& nbsp; It is a popular expression in Egypt. & nbsp; although the lyrics of the song are sober compared to the words and the descending phrases circulating in the Egyptian rich square today, the delegation leader and the Prime Minister of Egypt, Mustafa Al -Nahhas & Nbsp, enters to prevent the broadcast of this song & quot;
Al -Nahhas Pasha has justified his decision at the time that the audacity of the song’s lyrics does not correspond to the morals and values of society, so many of the community, so many The sources pointed to & nbsp; In which the third ministry of copper Pasha was formed during the reign of King Farouk in 1950, and at that time the visits of Ali Pasha Maher were not cut off from Abdin Palace to meet the king, which raised the ire of his rivals, Mustafa Al -Nahhas, who accused him of placing the king over the government, and every time the meeting between Ali Maher and the king is broadcast, this is the song & Pephta & quot; some instructed that the copper Pasha orders that & nbsp is broadcast in the interest of Ali Maher Pasha, so Al -Nahhas Pasha decided to prevent the song, to stop this intrigue and political confusion that Maher shows with every time he meets King Farouk, indicating that despite the ban, the song succeeded with great success, and achieved a movie. & quot; Large revenues, to keep the musician Farid Al -Tarshi on the throne of the exhibition lyrical film, but it remained a testament to the sobriety of the Egyptian state’s keenness on public taste.
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